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Twenty-nine countries, including China, Russia, and Indonesia, have signed an agreement to establish the Global Organization for Artificial Intelligence Cooperation, which will become an independent international organization headquartered in Shanghai. The announcement aims to promote international governance, unify efforts to develop AI technologies responsibly and safely, and support collaboration among governments, the private sector, and universities. The organization is expected to contribute to setting ethical and technical standards, reducing the technological gap, and fostering innovation in vital areas such as healthcare, education, and energy, all while taking into account human principles and engaging in extensive consultations within the framework of the United Nations Charter. This measure reflects a global recognition of the need to regulate the AI sector in a way that benefits humanity and ensures safety and security.
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